October 28th, 2016, 09:49 AM
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Re: Players changing positions
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6E. Player Eligibility
Players must be listed on an NFL roster at one of the positions listed under 6A. Players are eligible to score for any offensive play regardless of where they are listed in your line-up, however individual players will NOT receive points for Special Teams play. Any points scored on ST will be credited to the D/ST position.
EXAMPLE 1: Tory Holt is listed as a WR, but he can also score points on a rushing play.
EXAMPLE 2: Peyton Manning is listed as a QB, but he can also score points on a receiving play.
EXAMPLE 3: Dante Hall is a WR who also returns punts and kicks, he can score on any offensive play, however he will NOT earn any individual points for any Special Teams TD's since those will be credited to the Defense/Special Teams position.
6F. Starting Position
Players can only be inserted into a starting line-up at a position for which they are listed on their NFL teams depth chart.
EXAMPLE: Deion Sanders is listed as CB/WR and can be started at WR in the league. If he is listed as CB but NOT as WR, then he cannot be played at WR.
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Based on the way the rules are written, the position has to be in line with the NFL teams depth chart. Montgomery was recently moved to RB by the Packers thus can only start as a RB. If he's officially moved back to WR he then can only be used as a WR. IMO it's a move that gets made whenever the NFL team officially makes the change with their depth charts.
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